Sentence examples for are to be aired from inspiring English sources

It said: "I'm delighted that the issues surrounding assisted dying are to be aired in court.

The accusations are to be aired in a BBC documentary on Sunday and were first reported today in the London newspaper The Guardian.

The Duke of York's attempts to quell the furore surrounding his relationship with the billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein appeared doomed this weekend when it emerged that more lurid details are to be aired in a US court within the next two weeks.

A film of the expedition, "The Lost Dinosaurs of Egypt," is to be aired this fall on the A&E Network.

A special tribute show for the late Sopranos actor James Gandolfini is to be aired this Sunday in the US, it has been confirmed.

If the episode were to be aired in India, no doubt plenty of Indian housewives would tune it just because it is Oprah.

An unheard treasure trove of vintage recordings by comedy greats Morecambe and Wise is to be aired for the first time by Radio 4, it was announced today.

"The only word I have for it is interrogation, because that's exactly how it felt," Cahill said in the BBC programme Spotlight, which is to be aired on Tuesday night.

British detectives launched a fresh investigation in July this year - two years into a review of the case - and a new BBC Crimewatch appeal on the case is to be aired on Monday.

Vegas will present a one-off special of the early 80s hit as part of Sport Relief, a joint venture between the BBC and Comic Relief, which is to be aired on July 13.

A US dating show in which a group of American women believe they are trying to earn a date with Prince Harry is to be aired in Britain.